
A) I could fully understand
B) They could fully understand me
C) Didn't apologise every other word
D) Seems to have fixed the problem
I sent them this pretty picture :- (click on picture to get a better view....although it's not compulsory.... it's pretty boring in fact unless you're into S/N ratios and bitswapping or HEC and FEC errors)

anyway after he had a look at it he came back and said "hmmmm your line noise is greater than your signal, that's the problem Sir !!" so after I awarded him the prestigious "no shit sherlock" award for outstanding deductive skills.... he pumped up the volume on the exchange and we got this pretty picture instead :-

needless to say we now have more signal than noise and are connected at a blistering 2.3 Mbits/sec..... (believe me that's blistering out here in the sticks where we live) ......although our BRAS profile is still set to 250kbits/sec (Broadband Remote Access Server) that apparently will take up to 24 hours to up the speed to something above a slug on valium..... fingers crossed it works because I have my MAC code and I'm not afraid to use it BT !!!
ohhhh and for those interested in monitoring their ADSL modem/circuit the software used was RouterStats available at :-
http://www.vwlowen.co.uk/internet/files.htm
:)
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